The simulation uses packet delivery probability, packet dropping ratio, delivery delay, and overhead ratio as metrics of performance within a network. The probability of packet delivery was computed as the percentage between the number of the individual packets forwarded to their intended destination and the number of individual packets created at source nodes. The packet delivery delay for the packet is calculated as the average amount of time packets have to transfer from source to destination. A nodes in the network dropped packets because there is lesser space in the buffer, TTL expiry is soon and selfish behavior of the node. The overhead ratio calculates a routing protocols bandwidth performance. It means it has to calculate extra bundles for necessary delivery that packet. HBDS is compared with incentive-based protocols: SimBet [1]} and Social selfishness Aware Routing (SSAR) [2]}. SimBet is used as a basis for comparison.
